The SoHo Alliance, a coalition of gallery owners, restaurateurs and neighborhood residents, brought a nuisance and zoning violation lawsuit against the produce business, World Farm, in March 1997.
Under this definition, the City can bring a private nuisance claim for harm to the City's property, which is reflected in the complaint.
So the state of Rhode Island, with lead paint in 60% of its 415,000 homes (the national average is 25%), changed tactics and brought a public nuisance case against Sherwin and two other past producers of lead-paint pigment.
And if you are the victim of unreasonable noise from your neighbouring public house, this could give you the right to bring a civil action based on nuisance.
However residents who border the 350-acre Royal park fear that Doherty, notorious for late his stage arrivals and whose heroin and crack addictions are well documented, will bring unwelcome nuisance and ride roughshod over strict curfew times.
The warmer summers can also bring more insects causing a nuisance for the reindeer.
Royall's "wicked sayings" brought an archaic conviction as a public nuisance that entertained the nation and outraged the press corps and First Amendment advocates.
Each surprising revolution, it seems, can bring benefit and nuisance.
The concept of public nuisance is closest to that of private nuisance in situations in which a public officer, acting on behalf of the community, brings suit to abate a nuisance that differs from a private nuisance only in that it affects a large number of people.
